Sentence examples for and far more consistent from inspiring English sources

He has been nimbler on his feet in press conferences, and far more consistent in his reasoning.

They've done it with a renewed sense of urgency on the defensive end and far more consistent offensive attack.

Finally, if you later come to learn the Cyrillic alphabet in which Russian is written, remember that Russian spelling and pronunciation is far more consistent than English (think of 'enough', 'plough' and 'cough'), and that Russian words are pronounced more or less exactly as they are written.

This makes sense, because in one important way Parmigiano-Reggiano varies greatly from most other geographically defined and tightly regulated artisanal foodstuffs - its quality and taste are far more consistent.

And FHM is far more consistent in its adherence to this policy than Details, the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit issue and many women's fashion magazine's, which publish bare breasts under the guise of art".

"There isn't a lot of uniqueness to the kinds of facilities they want," she said, "and it's far more consistent for them to deal with one developer who has expertise in a number of different markets".

Yet geography is also nature – and its patterns are far more consistent with history than are genetic theories.

That may explain why, for all his ups and downs, Mr. Romney's public presentation and debate appearances have been far more consistent this time.

The requirements are now to communicate who you are as a brand and what you stand for through social media in a far more consistent, strategic and global way.

One way Mr. Trump is different is that he has made this a far more consistent and far more intense theme of nearly every discussion he has about NATO.

And Ryan, who has been far more consistent in his anti-choice policies, favours a national version of the controversial mandatory transvaginal ultrasound law currently in effect in Texas.